Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-03-04
ADDITIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS
FROM THE STATE LIBRARY.

FROM THE STATE LIBRARY,
These are from the Vermont Gazette,
vol. l, No. B, June 10, 1888, published at
Bennington:
"Stolen, a light sorrel mare, G years
old. II hands, with blaze in face; trots
single footed, canters we'll"
In the same number is: ''Taken up. a
gray mare about II hands, about five
years old, natural PAGER"
"%Strayed or stolen out of the pasture
of Cephas kent, inn-holder in Dorset, dark
brown mare about 10 years old. about II
hand, PAGES and trots, low carriaged.
AMOS FAssETT.
Bennington, July |, 1888"
To be sold-The Young Raven four
years old, of the Wildair breed, a horse
of size and beauty.
ERAsTUs SARGENT.
Stockbridge. Mass, April Il, 1854.
''The famous horse Wildair in Adams
until June 3, after that at Adams and
Williamstown, one-half to one guinea /:
got by the famous horse Wildair: dam,
full-blooded by Lath. Williamstown,
1891"
The beautiful black horse Bucephalus
at Bennington: 81 TO 81; "bright black,
near II hands, five years old, well built
seven-eighths blooded"; 1885; signed
David Russell.
The elegant imp. dark bay horse Lib
erty in Bennington, nine years old, l4-3
high, well made and pedigree equal to
any.
Imported bay horse GOliah in Maple
town; bright bay, IL years, ID ID hands,
full-blooded ;has been kept four years on
Long Island.
Beautiful dapple gray horse Badjazett,
at Walloomsack seven-eighths blooded,
nine years, - II hands, sired by imp.
horse Northumberland or Irish Gray. so
well known ;l7S5.
In l7S6 we have elegant imp. horse
Sampson at Bennington at 81 to Sc;
bright bay, good size.
In Adams, the elegant horse Wildair,
f~ull-blooded, got by Lath, dam by Holk-
er's old Wildair, and is the most elegant
and best horse in New England.
Stolen, a bay mare, II hands, natural
%trotter; also two horses, one 10 hands the
other IA l-2."
In l7S7 there is: In Manchester. at the
stable of Col. Reyes, Bold Selim: dark
brown. near 16 hands, remarkably strong
and well built bred in New Jersey.
In 1885, in Clarendon there is advertised
the famous horse True Briton, seven
years old, bright bay, full l5-2 hands,
genteel carriage and step.
In 1889, Tryall in Sunderland at 81 to
So, chestnut s%orrel, full-blooded, nine
years old; got by imp. Yorick; dam.
imp. mare Nancy Bywell. owned by
James Lloyd, that run with Delaney's
noted horse Lath at Warrick for 800
pounds and distanced him in the second
heat. This horse was brought from
Maryland by Capt. James Hurd of New
Jersey: figure and appearance elegant.
Signed Lemuel Bradley.
The beautiful imported horse Peacock.
black, Is hands, equal in speed to any
horse in the State; 81 to So. Signed
Samuel Robinson, and dated Bennington.
April 20, 1889.
Hero in salisbury; black; Is hands
81 to 81. Signed, Seth Hunt.
Young Corunt in Bennington and Pow
nal five years old, lG hands, dark brown,
trots and canters; got by Count de
Grasse by Wildair dam full-blooded.
In 1890 Wildair, five years old, is adj
vertised in Williamstown and Benning-
ton, and is described as l5-l.
The same year appears notice of Mr..
Sprague's beautiful horse Snip in VIII
Jamestown; seven-eighths blooded, bay,
Is hands, by Young Wiidair, son of Holk-
er's old Wildair, dam by the old Minister,
a full-blooded horse kept in Philadelphia
81 to IS.
In 1871 Wildair appears again, and
Snip; also James, in Sunderland; full
blooded, about l6 hands; has been kept
for several years past in Westminster Co.,
n. Y.
Rainbow in Pownal; chestnut, seventh
eighths blooded, 10 l-2 hands, got by old
Ranger.
Young Sampson in Bennington and
Pownal; three years old, canters and
trots; bay, got by Walbridge's Sampson
an imported horse, dam full-blooded.
Young Liberty, six years old, 10 l-2